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<blockquote data-quote="Brandoned" data-source="post: 701427" data-attributes="member: 42202"><p>Sorry I have been away for a while and thought I would give an update on my 700. First off thanks everyone for your replies. </p><p> </p><p>I took a target and my gun to a gunsmith that specializes in long range rifles. When he first looked at the target he said trigger. He then took my stock off to look into it a little further. He said my action had a lot of "wobble" in it. So he is going to glass bed it and put a new trigger in it. He did tell me that he sees the trigger issue with a bunch of the newer Remington's. </p><p> </p><p>It does kind of tick me off that I bought what I thought was pretty much top of the line rifle from Remington, but I still have to put money into it. Trust me I know in order to shoot long ranges you have to tweak rifles, but heck at 100 yards??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brandoned, post: 701427, member: 42202"] Sorry I have been away for a while and thought I would give an update on my 700. First off thanks everyone for your replies. I took a target and my gun to a gunsmith that specializes in long range rifles. When he first looked at the target he said trigger. He then took my stock off to look into it a little further. He said my action had a lot of "wobble" in it. So he is going to glass bed it and put a new trigger in it. He did tell me that he sees the trigger issue with a bunch of the newer Remington's. It does kind of tick me off that I bought what I thought was pretty much top of the line rifle from Remington, but I still have to put money into it. Trust me I know in order to shoot long ranges you have to tweak rifles, but heck at 100 yards?? [/QUOTE]
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